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[[File: | [[File:ArceusArceusAR9.jpg|200px|thumb|Right|An example of TOKIYA's illustration style]] | ||
''' | '''Tokiya Sakuba''' (Japanese: '''作場季野'''), born 1983, Tokyo, is a freelance digital illustrator who has provided art for the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] since the {{TCG|Platinum: Arceus|Arceus}} expansion. He is often credited by his nickname '''"TOKIYA"''' (トキヤ) in his work.<br> | ||
His style is very similar to that of [[kawayoo]], utilising a graphic tablet in image editing software to create base outlines, shapes and final details culminating in complex and atmospheric images. His art focuses on insects, mechanics and the human body resulting in often very surreal images – some of which are quite extreme compared to similar artists, featuring elements of nudity and graphic violence. The Pokémon he has portrayed, as well as their environment, are very detailed and have surreal qualities. For a list of cards he has illustrated, go [[:Category:Illus. by TOKIYA|here]]. | |||
==Works== | |||
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| ''DJ Technorch – Boss On Parade: XXX Meets Gabba'' CD cover illustration || 2007 || Hardcore Technique | |||
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| ''SS Magazine'' Volume 18 Spring illustrations || 2007 || Asuka Shinsha | |||
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| ''Robot: Super Color Comic'' Volume 9 illustrations || 2007 || Wani Books | |||
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| ''Boss On Parade Remixes: DJ Technorch Meets XXX'' CD cover illustration || 2007 || 999 Recordings, Murder Channel Records | |||
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| ''DJ Technorch – Gothic System Lite: Trancecore Meets Gabber'' CD cover illustration || 2008 || 999 Recordings | |||
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| ''animetoonz Volume 4: Yukari Fukui'' CD cover illustration || 2008 || Feugo Recordings | |||
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| Pokémon Trading Card Game illustrations || 2009- || Creatures | |||
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==Trivia== | |||
*In addition to TOKIYA, he also sometimes known as ARMA-EATER (アルマイーター), which was also the name of his first website. Another alias and the name of his current site is his family name backwards (Abukas). | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
[http://www.abukas.com/ TOKIYA's personal website] | |||
[[Category:TCG illustrators|TOKIYA]] | [[Category:TCG illustrators|TOKIYA]] | ||
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[[zh:作场季野]] | |||
Revision as of 08:06, 4 September 2016
Tokiya Sakuba (Japanese: 作場季野), born 1983, Tokyo, is a freelance digital illustrator who has provided art for the Pokémon Trading Card Game since the Arceus expansion. He is often credited by his nickname "TOKIYA" (トキヤ) in his work.
His style is very similar to that of kawayoo, utilising a graphic tablet in image editing software to create base outlines, shapes and final details culminating in complex and atmospheric images. His art focuses on insects, mechanics and the human body resulting in often very surreal images – some of which are quite extreme compared to similar artists, featuring elements of nudity and graphic violence. The Pokémon he has portrayed, as well as their environment, are very detailed and have surreal qualities. For a list of cards he has illustrated, go here.
Works
| Title | Date | Publisher/Label |
|---|---|---|
| DJ Technorch – Boss On Parade: XXX Meets Gabba CD cover illustration | 2007 | Hardcore Technique |
| SS Magazine Volume 18 Spring illustrations | 2007 | Asuka Shinsha |
| Robot: Super Color Comic Volume 9 illustrations | 2007 | Wani Books |
| Boss On Parade Remixes: DJ Technorch Meets XXX CD cover illustration | 2007 | 999 Recordings, Murder Channel Records |
| DJ Technorch – Gothic System Lite: Trancecore Meets Gabber CD cover illustration | 2008 | 999 Recordings |
| animetoonz Volume 4: Yukari Fukui CD cover illustration | 2008 | Feugo Recordings |
| Pokémon Trading Card Game illustrations | 2009- | Creatures |
Trivia
- In addition to TOKIYA, he also sometimes known as ARMA-EATER (アルマイーター), which was also the name of his first website. Another alias and the name of his current site is his family name backwards (Abukas).
